
Brentford getting set for the biggest art trail yet

Playing key role in government's lifelong learning reforms

Four jailed after lorry full of people found in the car park

CityFit was evicted from its premises in Westlink House last month

Ruth Cadbury welcomes grant from government programme

Brentford West councillor Guy Lambert reports back

For the Love of Brentford to transform canal path

BEfriend has been operating locally for over three decades

Best for You is an NHS-approved resource with trustworthy info

Residents told to close windows with 60 tonnes of material alight

Residents' group says costs can be covered without large-scale events

Labour councillors present united front to endorse new leadership team

Developer claims work to Watermans building roof means project has begun

Responsibility for green spaces part of expanded portfolio

Existing footbridge to go and platform heights may be raised

Holly House scheme dumped in favour of a 'Mega HMO'

Calls for calm in the community after latest incident

CPS declined to charge him after arrest by local ward team

Unanimously backed to replace Peter Thompson as head of expanded group

New proposal aims to be more sensitive to the historic surroundings

Urged to sign letter to government backing rail scheme

Lenny Kravitz concert moved away along with Waterworks Festival

Photographer James Clifford Kent focuses on the earliest hours of new life

Staff given redundancy notices despite agreement about transfer

Community leader and charity volunteer was driving force of residents' group

Brentford resident stabbed after trying to mediate between two gangs

Clears way for scheme that could deliver over 2,300 housing units
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West London's leading football academy is welcoming new players for the 2026–27 season

Organisers say there will be more going on than ever

'Goe no more to Brainford' blends literary, architectural and social history

Event taking place this Saturday at Brentford School for Girls

Live music and Beatles-themed activities before Hard Day's Night screening

Organisers say museum had its busiest day ever

This year La Bohème and La Cenerentola being performed

Figures show increased number of union members turning up for work

Fleet to be tested ahead of planned December introduction

Restaurateur Richard Crampton-Platt hosting at St Anne's Church

It's got nothing to do with Vorsprung durch Technik

Councillors give permission for three events over a year

A pianist, a string duet, and a vocalist duet will be performing

55 performances in Boston Manor Park's most ambitious line up yet

National Gallery teams up with Creative Mile to bring masterpieces to public spaces

Tubes and trains affected by engineering works and strikes

Book now for H.M.S. Pinafore at the Tabard Theatre

Snakes and Ladders Grown Up Edition, Foodies Festival and more

Popular takeaway closes to be turned into flat

Wants to install new facilities on bowling green by Popes Lane

Dorset-based brewer Hall and Woodhouse plans waterside venue

After years of false starts Euphrates is the site's latest venture

Arista based on the ground floor of Verdo Kew Bridge

Released to promote her latest single 'My Oh My'

Escape by kindertransport led to the stands at Griffin Park